Romania v Poland tickets: prices, sales details and Arena Nationala match guide

Romania will host Poland at Bucharest’s Arena Nationala as the Nations League returns with an important League B group match. The meeting between the two European national teams could have a significant impact on their hopes of progressing and on the group standings.

Here is what supporters need to know about purchasing tickets, available seating categories and prices for matchday.

How to buy tickets for Romania v Poland

The main official ticket allocation is being sold through Bilete FRF, the Romanian Football Federation’s official ticketing portal for home matches involving the national team in Bucharest.

Fans should monitor the platform for the opening of general sales, when standard tickets for regular admission become available to the public.

If the initial allocation sells out, or particular seating categories are no longer available through the official portal, supporters can turn to secondary-market platforms such as StubHub. These sites may provide an alternative once the standard tickets have been exhausted through the primary sales channels.

Ticket prices

Standard single-match tickets on the official ticketing portal start at about €15. This price applies to general-admission seats behind the goals at Arena Nationala.

Prices on the secondary market are higher. Listings on platforms such as StubHub start at approximately €45 when the regular allocation has sold out through the official outlets.

The final cost therefore depends on whether tickets are bought during the initial sale or through a resale platform after the main supply has gone.

Romania and Poland in Nations League League B

The fixture forms part of the Nations League League B group programme, with both teams competing for points that could influence their position in the section and their prospects of moving on in the tournament.

Romania’s home advantage will come at Arena Nationala in Bucharest, where supporters seeking to attend should use Bilete FRF as the first source for official tickets. If standard sales are no longer available, secondary-market listings may be the remaining option, with prices starting from about €45.